Pregnant Penny rushed to hospital in EastEnders after accident
Penny Branning is rushed to hospital in EastEnders after struggling to breathe, sparking fears for her and her unborn baby's safety.
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Corrie: Sarah's Prison Hell Worsens as Kacey Attacks
Sarah Platt's prison ordeal intensifies as new inmate Kacey turns violent, threatening her after she refuses to ask ex-boyfriend Kit for help.
Pair charged after child's body found in Essex
A man and woman face charges of preventing lawful burial after a child's body was found in Southend, Essex. They appeared in court and were remanded in custody.
AI fruit violence clips could radicalise children, experts warn
AI-generated videos of violent fruits and vegetables are spreading extremist content on TikTok, with researchers warning of their potential to radicalise young people by normalising cruelty.
Corrie: Sarah's Murder Twist Shatters Kit and Maria
Sarah Platt's murder of Theo Silverton in Coronation Street leaves Kit heartbroken and Maria questioning her marriage, as collateral damage mounts.
Jon Hamm and Anna Osceola Expecting First Child
Jon Hamm, 55, and wife Anna Osceola, 38, are expecting their first child, as she debuts her baby bump at a Hamptons beach.
Breast cancer screening guidelines discriminate
Calls for changes to breast cancer guidelines for GPs are welcome. Existing rules discriminate against families with only one affected woman per generation, as in Helen Hills' case.
Poverty's Lasting Impact: A Teacher's Response
Sarah Schofield, a primary school mental health support worker, praises Katriona O'Sullivan's memoir 'Poor' for highlighting poverty's ongoing impact and urges school staff to read it.
Mental Health: Progress Amidst Cuts and Unmet Needs
New community mental health clinics in England promise early intervention, but experts warn of funding cuts and unmet needs, urging a public health approach.
Police teargas job-seekers in Jharkhand protest
Police used teargas and water cannon on thousands of protesters in Jharkhand over alleged exam irregularities. Demonstrators demand CBI inquiry into recruitment scams.
Regulators must act on Meta smart glasses privacy threat
Meta's new smart glasses raise privacy concerns as UK venues ban them; regulators urged to act proactively against invasive wearable tech.
Widdecombe murder suspect linked to Farage burglary probe
Police investigate if Joshua Kerry, charged with Ann Widdecombe's murder, had a role in an attempted burglary at Nigel Farage's then-London home in April 2025.
UK firefighters need more funding amid wildfire surge
Fire Brigades Union calls for more funding and equipment as an 'unprecedented summer' of wildfires puts pressure on UK crews, with 75,652 emergency calls in London alone.
Jamie Theakston's priceless reaction to Vogue Williams' labour prank
Vogue Williams pranked Jamie Theakston with a water balloon, convincing him she was in labour on Heart Breakfast. The clip shows his calm crisis response, praised by fans.
Brad Pitt reveals suicidal thoughts after Jolie divorce
Brad Pitt reveals he felt suicidal during his estrangement from Angelina Jolie, describing an oppressive pain and a moment of relief. He credits his survival instincts for pulling through.
Police hunt man after teen assaulted at White Hart Lane
British Transport Police release CCTV images of a man after a 16-year-old girl was sexually assaulted at White Hart Lane station in Tottenham on July 7, 2026.
Student officer arrested over kidnap and rape
A trainee Greater Manchester Police officer, 23, was arrested on suspicion of kidnapping, rape, and dangerous driving after a police chase. The victim, a woman in her 20s, was safeguarded. The officer has been suspended, and a referral to the IOPC has bee
AI in Medical Training Risks Eroding Clinical Judgment
Overreliance on AI in medical education threatens to weaken students' diagnostic skills, warns a new study, urging a balanced curriculum.
Louisiana warns beachgoers as flesh-eating bacteria cases surge
Louisiana confirms nine Vibrio vulnificus cases, five deaths; officials urge immediate care for infected wounds amid Gulf coast surge.
Asic urges car owners to challenge insurers on premium hikes
Asic finds insurers raising premiums faster than inflation, urges customers to challenge hikes and demand better deals, with some premiums up 8% in FY2025.
Why Even Harmless Work Mistakes Haunt Us
A doctor's harmless error at work triggers deep guilt, revealing how perfectionism and fear of failure shape our response to mistakes, even without patient harm.
Colombia Earthquake: 5.8 Magnitude Near Cali, Pereira, Chocó
A 5.8-magnitude earthquake struck western Colombia on Aug 10, 2026, affecting Cali, Pereira, and Chocó. At least 12 injuries reported, no deaths confirmed.
FDA Loophole Lets Food Firms Bypass New Rules
A loophole in FDA regulations allows food manufacturers to bypass new safety rules proposed by RFK Jr, raising concerns about consumer protection.
DXA Scans: What They Are and Why They Matter
A DXA scan is a painless, low-radiation imaging test that measures bone density and body composition. It is the gold standard for diagnosing osteoporosis and assessing fracture risk, often recommended for women over 65 and men over 70.
Met Police protocols delayed search for missing woman, coroner finds
An inquest found that Met Police's 'overly rigid' application of protocols delayed deployment by over 3.5 hours, contributing to Catherine Morgan's death on September 4, 2024.
Harry Potter star Bel Powley hits back at JK Rowling's gender views
Bel Powley, who plays Aunt Petunia in the new Harry Potter TV series, says she 'strongly disagrees' with JK Rowling's views on gender, while affirming support for trans rights.
Most fall into 'performance trap' during solo sex, study finds
A global study of 2,183 people finds 54% of Gen Z and 44% overall 'perform' during masturbation, hiding natural arousal, says sex expert Becky Crepsley-Fox.
Flight cancelled after child refused to sit and fasten seatbelt
A Porter Airlines flight in Canada was cancelled after a child refused to sit down and fasten their seatbelt, forcing the plane to return to the gate.
Jennifer Aniston's Archies flip flops: pain-free walking
Jennifer Aniston's £35 Archies flip flops with arch support get rave reviews for pain-free walking, backed by over 100,000 five-star ratings.
Predator 'Epstein' forced 100+ girls to self-harm
Justin Swaddle, 20, jailed for two years after forcing 117 girls to self-harm and perform sex acts online, using aliases 'Epstein' and 'Rugen'.
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